My Favorite Fabrics and Online Fabric Shops
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 พ.ย. 2022
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I will have links to all the fabrics I’m talking about today in my newsletter on Monday evening (11/14/22)
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What I’m wearing:
Cashmerette Stanton Hoodie with Dress Hack: www.cashmerette.com/collectio...
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Fabric Stores I mentioned:
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StyleMaker Fabrics: stylemakerfabrics.com/
The Fabric Store (use TOMKAT10 for 10% off your regular priced order): weare.thefabricstoreonline.com/
June and Lu Fabrics: juneandlufabrics.com/
Surge Fabric Shop: surgefabricshop.com/
The Fabric Fairy: www.thefabricfairy.com/
Metro Textiles NYC: metrotextilesnyc.com/
Blackbird Fabrics: www.blackbirdfabrics.com/
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It’s still the intro, but your hoodie… LOVE IT!!
😂 Thank you!
Love your description of Minerva being in the “countryside”. They are in the county of LANCASHIRE😍, the Red Rose 🌹county, 200miles northwest of London. Lancashire was traditionally the home of cotton spinning and weaving in the UK 🇬🇧. There continues to be some fantastic fabric shops in Lancashire.
That is fascinating! Visiting the UK is at the top of my travel wishlist. While I have travelled through Ireland, I haven't seen the rest. I would LOVE to visit Lancashire!
Love your hair! Moving your part (even just a little) makes a big difference.
Thank you so much!
Thank you so much for taking the time to put this list together! Your fabric descriptions and uses were very helpful! I will definitely be using this video for future references. I haven’t bought a lot of fabric on line but I did buy from Beyond the Pink Door in Ireland. It’s a small business run by a mother and daughter. The fabrics I bought were very nice quality. Their shipping was very quick. I live in Florida, my first order got here in 5 days and the second order was here in 8 days from Ireland, which I thought was great. Also, on Sunday it’s at either 2 or 3 EST she has an hour on TH-cam that shows the new fabrics she has gotten in that week. Thanks again for sharing your knowledge! Hope your Mom is doing well. Sending you all positive thoughts and prayers!!
I have heard great things about Beyond the Pink Door. I need to check them out!
This was great Whitney. For Canadians also add Mimifabrics for knits, Discovery Fabrics for active and tech fabrics, and second props to Blackbird! Yup, makes me want to shop at everyone pf them. LOL. Looking forward to Parker sew along.
These are great suggestions!
You just had me giggling with your assumption that everywhere outside of London is 'countryside'! Lol!
😂 Sorry about that. I really just meant that it wasn't in a major city.
@@TomKatStitchery I get it. Just found the comment amusing. I think minerva is just out of Manchester, isn't it?? 🤔
@@tereasahedges6183 it seems it’s in Lancashire. I really need to do a visit to the UK!
@@TomKatStitchery oh yes, please come and visit us! 🙏
This is fabulous. I would recommend that any garment sewist watch this. Thank you, Whitney.
Thank you so much!
Thank you so much for sharing this information! It will definitely help in finding quality fabric as Joann’s just doesn’t do it for me most of the time.
I'm so glad you found this helpful!
Or Hobby Lobby!
Great video. You are always so helpful. Thank you!
I'm so glad you enjoyed it!
This is such a helpful video. Thanks for sharing!
I'm so glad!
Thank you for taking rhe time to put these lists together.
My pleasure!
This is such an awesome video, one I'm saving for later reference!
Oh good!
This is the most informative and useful video! Thanks so much
I'm so glad!
I love your hoodie fabric- so pretty
Thank you so much!
This is a wonderful resource! Thank you Whitney. I appreciate your hard work to make this a resource for any apparel sewist.
It's my pleasure!
Can’t wait for the newsletter to have the links, I go back to your videos to get links to fabric shops often!
Oh good! That will be in tomorrow's (Monday) newsletter!
Great video and I love that your outfit coordinates with your chair!
😂 that happens frequently!
Thank you for this topic! Black Friday is coming
Yes, it is!
Wow Whitney.!! This is so much needed information!!! And, I have watched your other video but I am thinking my knowledge has grown and now I understand more of what you are saying!
The acetate information is right on time. And I'm so happy, I haven't even finished the video yet!! Lolololololol
Woo Hoo! I love to hear that!
What a cute top you are wearing! Good color for you!
Thank you so much!
I have been needing a tutorial about different fabrics and where to buy them! This is perfect. Thank you!
I'm so glad!
I’m a huge Blackbird Fabrics fan. As a new sewist, the fact that she is able to describe the fabric and recommend a few patterns …chef’s kiss 😘
I keep forgetting about Style Maker!
Thank you for ALL of your time and videos Whitney!! ❤
My pleasure! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Very informative & useful. Thanks!
The hoodie you’re wearing makes me drool.😂
Aww! Thank you!
Super informative, Whitney! You know your fabrics!👏👏👏
You get me all excited for sewing.
Love from Norway😊🇳🇴
I LOVE to hear that!
Great suggestions, I'm going to write notes into my sewing notebook 👍 thank you
Oh good!
I loved this video!!! I also greatly appreciate when you discuss types of fabric for types of clothing pieces. I feel very unsure of what types I should get at times. I have watched twice and looking forward to your pdf. Love your channel. Take care
I'm so glad that you found this helpful!
Great information! I am in love with the Stanton hoodie after making a perfectly wonderful, very wearable muslin from Vogue fabric. Definitely going to check out your resources for my next Stanton!
Yours looks beautiful on you!
I love your channel!
Isn't the Stanton just lovely?! I'm so glad you're loving it as well!
Wonderful info packed episode. Thank you.
Would you consider a sewing episode to “unhood” a hoodie pattern?
Sure! I "unhooded" the Cashmerette Stanton Hoodie and I will making another one of those really soon. I can film that!
This video is so helpful! So many times I can't find staples and if I do I can't re order them or they don't have a lot of colors. Plus hearing the reviews of the different fabrics are helpful too!
I'm so glad you enjoyed this one!
Love the Fabric Fairy. Used their bathing suit fabrics and board short.
Their swimsuit fabrics are just fabulous!
This was so helpful - thank you!
My pleasure!
Thanks for the video and the PDF to come! Hoping the PDF has suggested makes with the fabrics like your video does. That is very helpful for me.
I'm so glad you enjoyed it!
Whitney, Excellent!! Thank you!
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I'm so glad you enjoyed it!
Excellent information! I will definitely be saving this video AND am looking forward to receiving the pdf file.
Oh good!
Thank you for all of this because I’m working on joggers and sweat shirts and had problems finding the fabric plus ribbing.
I'm glad this was helpful!
I love Minerva to shop at, but I have had to pay customs a couple of times and its steep. I think it may be if you pay over a hundred dollars or something like that. But the fabric shop I really love is Beyond The Pink Door in Ireland. You would fall in love with her prints. She has a lot in your colours. And her fabric is all amazing quality.
I'm going to definitely check that out!
Yes your Stanton. As Whitney says....SO GOOD!! 💕
As a recent return to garment sewist this video content is so valuable. In my first life garment sewing everything was woven and I was fearless. No so currently. Thanks so so much Whitney for this valuable info.💕
It's my pleasure! I'm so glad this was helpful!
You are the Best! Thanks for this. I'm happy I'll get the pdf file as an email subscriber. My God, it is going to be so helpful. You just made it so easy for me now. Really, is always scary for me to buy fabric online, but with these recommedations now I can buy with my eyes closed😁.
I have bought from stylemaker fabrics before and I love them. It never dissapoints. Totally recommended as well.
Oh good! I hope that resource is going to be helpful!
Hi Whitney ! Excellent video! I didn’t know Minerva was a small family owned company in the countryside. I think Minerva is one of my favorites and I’m happy to hear this.
Isn't that lovely?! I just spoke with one of their employees on another project this past week.
Thank you🎉! This wonderfully informative! Lo ved this!❤️
I'm so glad!
Thanks for doing this. I have used some of these fabrics, Per your recommendation and they are great. I'll be in the projector class tomorrow!
She’s having another class for advanced projector needs ina month or so. I’m signed up for that one. Can’t wait. Have fun. You are going to love projector sewing!!
I think I'm going to sign up for the advanced one as well. I LOVE the one yesterday. It made it seem so much less scary!
Super video Whitney. I feel so much more confident about where and what to shop for when matching patterns and fabric. Less disappointment down the line! Re Minerva...I live only 10 miles away. Their premises are in an old mill town in Lancashire, North West England. The tragedy is I can't go and browse as they only supply fabric online😥😥 but happy to go on your recommendations for sure! Can't wait for the newsletter on Monday. Finally got round to printing out the Basics, Summer and Fall Checklists!!🤣
Ooh! How fun to be so close!
Great list! I was really glad to hear that they are all small businesses as well. I'd also like to try Core Fabrics. I haven't purchased from them yet, but the stuff on their website looks great and I love that they tell the origin story of all their fabrics. I don't mind spending a little more if I know that I'm buying from a small mill with better manufacturing processes.
I completely agree!
Hi, I bought from Core Fabric Store. The quality of the fabrics are amazing and the customer service excellent. They keep you inform about the purchase all the time. I really love this store.
This video is incredible. Many thanks. Regarding the newsletter resource for this info, I know you are providing all the info here but organized differently. I am a newsletter subscriber, but all of my saved sewing content is on TH-cam from TH-cam. Creating a folder on my computer for pdfs is a new step and probably one that won’t ever be looked at by me. I get you are trying to build an email list - I do digital mktg for a living. I only use my laptop for work and won’t be looking at sewing content during those hours. Anyway, all that aside, bravo on this content! Seriously appreciate all that you do. Congrats on your success.
Thank you! I'm so glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for the update. I still have my list from your previous video on fabrics! I’ve ordered twice from Stitchy Bee in the UK and the quality is great. Love her ‘perfect jersey’. Denver Fabrics has a huge inventory, quality fabrics, but mediocre descriptions and pictures. Girl Charlee is hit and miss on quality, but her pricing is so reasonable that I sometimes use this site for muslin making.
These are great shops! Thank you!
Thanks for sharing this. I actually will make my own list in the order of your video. If I am at the website, I want to get the most of my shopping trip.
That's a great idea!
Always keep meaning to write down your suggestions but never seem to get back to do it. Thanks sew much. Look forward to Tues, Friday and Sunday. Thanks a bunch.
This just warms my heart! I'm so glad to hear that!
Hi. Great video! Just a note about buying from Minerva for those of us in Canada - I have also never had to pay any duty. Another favourite on-line shop in Canada is L'Oiseau fabrics - great knits - especially European knits.
This is great to know!
I just placed my first order with Minerva! Most of the US shops have polyester lining fabrics; I got into sewing to get away from polyester! I just want natural fibers in my closet and I'm so excited about this!
Oh good!
I love Minerva, great selections and quality. I also like Lilly and Mimi in Ipswich, UK, a small business and also with great knit fabrics. My favorites in the USA are Stonemountain and Daughter and Harts Fabrics in California with their wonderful selection of Lady McElroy as well as great knits and, last but not least, Tessuti Fabrics in Australia for their wonderful selection of linens.
Yes! This is a fabulous list!
This video was extremely helpful.! One of my biggest struggles is finding the right fabric for my pattern. Thank you!
I'm so glad this was helpful!
2 things. 1 first! Yay! (Yes that’s silly) 2 I love your hoodie!! It’s really cute. Also, I shop at Mood fabrics.
Thank you! I forget about Mood! I'll add them to the list!
I would like to add The Confident Stitch to the fabric stores you mentioned. I have had great experiences with them.
Ooh! Thank you!
Thank you so much for this!! I really miss the brick-and-mortar stores of days gone by and I’m trying to get used to buying fabric I can’t see and feel. But I really trust your choices and your preferences! -Addie. PS thank you for the denim weights! Do you have favorite jersey weights for tees?
I'm so glad you enjoyed this! I'm not entirely sure the weight of the jersey's that I use for my t-shirts as it's not listed. However, I do have all the jersey's that I love in the PDF for tomorrow's (Monday) newsletter!
I found one more fabric shop that looks really good - it's called Lyrical Fabrics and it's in California. I just put in an order for a beautiful pointelle knit, very impressed with their fabrics, can't wait to get it!
Ooh! I'll go take a look!
Such beneficial information. I’m going to have to rewatch this & take notes. I’m not a very experienced with my sewing yet ,though I have made a few wearable things. So in no way would I try to tackle something like a complicated jacket or a wedding dress right now. It’s the same with my fabric. Until I’m a little more professional with my sewing and not such a dork with it I’ll just practice on less inexpensive fabric. I’ve had good 2-3 days of really getting to work on my pants muslin & making a pattern from it. My front part looks really nice but my back part still needs some work. So I got to do some research on how to fix the issues. Just trying to slow down a bit and really think things over and that is not easy for me.
Slowing down is a lesson I need to learn as well!
I wondered why Mood wasn’t on your list. It’s all I ever bought from the first few years I sewed. Definitely late to the party, but was inspired to learn to sew from Project Runway, and I am local to Mood. Today I needed basic sweatshirt material and went to Mood. $32/yd. Looked at your list per this video and saw the exact same fabric at Style Maker for $22/yd. Bye Bye Mood. Such a great resource, this video. Thank you.
I'm so glad that you enjoyed the video!
Cotton knit and challis at sew batik
Yes!
Whitney, I can't thank you enough, for the instructions on how to get to the links. I always think where the heck are the links. I so again thank you. Tracy Idaho
Oh good! I'm always worried people have trouble finding those!
Great video! You are a dangerous enabler! Could you tell me which pattern you used for your teal merino tshirt (in the segment about The Fabric Store)? Very flattering cut and I love the neckline. Thanks for everything that you do.
Sorry about that 😂. If it makes you feel better, I am not just an enabler, but an addict as well 😂. The merino top was the Liesl and Co Maritime Knit tee. It's a lovely pattern!
Here in Australia, I found in Tessuti Fabrics a beautiful, fine ponte for the Metra Blazer.
Tessuti has beautiful things!
You are so close to 30K! So exciting! 🥂I recently saw Minerva fabric on Amazon. Had no idea they sold on there. Saved this video to reference. Can’t wait for the PDF. Thank you so much for all this info! I know these videos have to take a lot of prep and I am grateful. ❤Have two questions: recommendations for fabrics really….I would like to make my sister a really nice Harper cardigan for Christmas. It’s ok if the fabric is pricy since it’s a gift. I just made another in a rayon French terry that was lovely but would love your input, also I am going to try and make an Itch to Stitch Lagan coat after the first of the year. Would love a recommendation on fabric for my first one, maybe a fabric that won’t break the bank and use something more luxurious if I make another one down the road. Have a great weekend!
Hello, Renee! For a nice Harper, I would highly recommend this reversible double knit: stylemakerfabrics.com/products/soft-reversible-sweater-double-knit-solid-navy . Its fleecy on one side and ribbed on the other. It feels so lovely! As far as the Lagan, I'm getting ready to make my sister a coat out of this: www.minerva.com/mp/1245310/minerva-core-range-100-pure-wool-coating-fabric-baby-blue&variant=1245260 . It's a bit pricey, but you could also use a "vegan" wool: www.minerva.com/mp/1193873/minerva-core-range-vegan-wool-effect-coating-fabric-black&variant=1131709 . I've made a coat with this and it feels lovely!
@@TomKatStitchery Thank you so much!!! ♥Sorry for my lengthy comment. I just re read it. Geesh! You are so sweet to help me.
@@reneemorgan9320 ANYTIME!
Minerva is REALLY expensive. For example they sell a particular John Kaldor fabric for £23 per M that you can get for £13 per M everywhere else. Their shipping in the UK is really expensive too.
Thats so interesting. I get free shipping to the US. Are you located in the UK? I do notice that the US fabrics (Art Gallery, Robert Kaufmann) can be more pricey from Minerva than I can get here.
@@TomKatStitchery that's so strange. Yes I'm in the UK, we can get free shipping over a certain amount (can't remember how much, but quite a lot) but their standard shipping is also more expensive and slower than a lot of other UK companies.
I am already signed up for your newsletters, but have not received the one that was to have come out today with the shops and fabric stores you like.
It went out at 5PM EST yesterday (Monday). If it’s not in any of your spam folders, send me an email (Whitney@tomkatstitchery.com) and I can take a look!
Your hoodie is just lovely on you! Perfect colors. I love Metro Textiles, but have not placed an order…shipping is so high! Does he adjust shipping costs at all? Thank you for this very informative video!
Thank you! To be honest, I usually save up and place a big order with Metro Textiles every now and again to get the free shipping. I hate paying for shipping and will usually spend more to avoid it 😂.
Love Girl Charlee for cotton spandex solids.
I'll add them to the list!
Great video, lots of good information. I do have a question...what material would be best for a yoga band? Thank you in advance for any and all advice.
It would depend on the garment. If it's a yoga band for a pair of knit pants, my preference would be a cotton/spandex jersey because of the recovery. If I were putting a yoga band on a woven garment or something heavier, I would use Ponte for the yoga waistband.
Great video. Your videos are incredibly helpful. I learn lots of tips to improve my sewing skills. Finding quality fabric online that you can buy again with consistency is wonderful. I just signed up for your newsletter after the PDF was sent. Is there anyway I could get the pdf?
Send me an email at whitney@tomkatstitchery.com .
Thank you for the list of stores. The one in the UK, there doesn't seem to be anyone to contact at the store. Need to contact them as all of their options are in British pounds.
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corefabrics from Montreal..great fabric and customer service
They are great!
Question: Whitney: Have you knitted your own ribbings for collars, bands, and cuffs? If so, do you have a recommendation for the best yarn to use? ~ L
I have never knit my own bands so I can't make a recommendation on that, but that would be interesting if someone does do that!
What’s your take on Stone Mountain? Also, do you not use Fabricmart?
Stone Mountain is lovely! I haven't shopped from them in a while (not really sure why). I need to add them back to my list! I do shop Fabric Mart, but it's more hit or miss.
Hi Whitney! Thank you for sharing this very helful and informative video. I have been trying to find my perfect t shirt fabric and perfect t shirt pattern. Your videos are so helpful in expanding my understanding. I do have a follow up question I am hoping you might be able to help with. I find that I really like RTW t shirts labeld as "Supima Cotton". I have not had much luck in finding this type of fabric available by the yard. Can you share more about what that is? How it is different? Do you have any recommendations on where to get something like that? Thanks!
Chrissy B
Supima is a type of cotton fiber (basically the type of cotton plant). It's just a really soft base fiber that knits up to a really soft fabric. I would search Pima cotton jersey as well as you are looking. However, it's my experience that the cotton/spandex jersey that we have access to is much higher quality than a vast majority of t-shirts that we can buy in stores. I would also look into some of the organic cottons. You'll probably find something very similar!
I'm still obsessed with the teal Megan Markle outfit.
😂 me too!
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Whitney... are you familiar with Emmaonesock fabrics? incredible customer service and fabrics of all descriptions.... She is largely a one woman company and I have been buying from her for 15+ years and never disappointed...
Oh my goodness! Yes! I'll add her to the list as well!
Thanks for sharing. What pattern did you use for your t-shirts?
Which ones specifically? I have a few different pattern showcased in this video.
Thank you, Whitney, this is really very handy information. Do you know where to get interlock from? I used to use it all the time for tee shirts, etc. and it was available in both plain and prints and laid flat. I really dislike the jerseys because of the fact that the edges roll. I find that a frustrating nuisance when you are both cutting and sewing, but jerseys are almost the only thing one sees these days. I have looked online but if you search for interlock you just get jerseys.
I would search for double knit. Birch fabric have a line of organic cotton interlock that is lovely to use. There are quite a few online shops that stock Birch and you can find their stockiest on their website!
@@TomKatStitchery Thank you so much, Whitney. 😊
Whitney - what is the shipping time between the UK and the USA? How long to get your fabric?
I usually have my fabrics from Minerva within a week of it being shipped.
I’m not sure how many of your subscribers live in France: but just a word of warning that the import duty on my recent first order from The Fabric Store in NZ added 50% to the cost, making ordering from them prohibitively expensive for me. It was a shock and yes the small print on their site points out import duties may be levied but I never expecting to pay 50% more. So if you live in France be aware!
Woah! That is a HUGE import duty!
I’m curious about processing time at Minerva… I placed an order 2 weeks ago and it hasn’t shipped yet. Wonder if that’s typical or if it’s because of the holidays?
I would say that's very atypical. You might check your spam folder to see if the shipping email came through there. You aren't able to track your shipping, but I've found that my things typically come around 1 week after they ship. That being said, I think there might be a strike happening in the UK at the moment with their mail service so that could be the issue as well!
You were right… the email did go to my spam folder! It shipped pretty quickly but I think maybe you’re also right about the strike because it hasn’t arrived yet 😢
What label company do you use for labels for knits and woven.
I use Dutch Label Shop for my labels!
Does it make Any difference if you’re making a t shirt for male or female as to your fabric choice?
No. The only difference between a shirt for a male or female is the possible darts on a female shirt and traditional female shirts have buttonholes on the right where traditional male shirts have them on the left.
What yardage do you usually purchase ?
It depends on the type of garment I'm making. I actually have a fabric buying guide that comes in the welcome email for the newsletter!
Anyone tell me how warm cotton/spandex jersey is? I get too hot in many fabrics.
While I wouldn't call it warm, it does hold on to moisture. Usually the viscose (or rayon)/spandex and the bamboo/spandex fabrics are great if you run really hot.
If a person has chemical allergies which lining fabrics should a person stay away from?
That is a great question. I am not sure what sets off a chemical allergic reaction, but if you can't have anything processed with chemicals against your skin, I would say that silk is your best bet. Metro Textiles NYC is a great resource for silk (charmeuse makes a really great lining).
I airplay TH-cam to my TV from either my phone or iPad so the “more” is always available and the video keeps playing while I move around the internet
Thats a great tip!
Where do I get the fabric buying guide? I really need that.
It went out in my newsletter shortly after this video. Send me an email (whitney@tomkatstitchery.com). If you are subscribed to the newsletter, I can send you a copy through the newsletter provider!
@@TomKatStitchery thank you, I did sign up for your newsletter. If I can't find the PDF I will email you. Thanks for all your great videos!
How can I find a color capsule for myself? Thank you
I had my colors done virtually by The Color Guru (yourcolorguru.com). You can use my code TOMKATCOLOR for 10% off if you'd like! I pull my personal color palette from the colors I got from that consultation!
I’m new at sewing and haven’t even heard of some of these fabrics. How can I learn without buying tons of fabric?
While quite a few of these shops offer samples before you buy, I also have a "learning fabric" series on the channel: th-cam.com/play/PLBjkGIpQpS05a-jbXsLraNodOdzo8oKi_.html
I dislike Minerva..I used them twice and both times the material was cut SHORT..and looked like it had been cut with garden shears when I complained to customer services they were extremely rude and unhelpful ..if you order from them ..check the length of the fabric as they always give you less ..Well this is my experience..
Oh no! I'm so sorry to hear that was your experience!
Would it be wrong to buy something from each of these shops just to check and see if Whitney’s telling the truth??!!!!😂😂😂
😂 Being a fabric buying enabler, I highly recommend this course of action.
@@TomKatStitchery but, seriously, thanks so much, cuz, for example, I’ve been reticent to order from Minerva due to the mysterious overseas (non) charges??😅😍
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Good morning Whitney, I didn’t get my e-mail today. I would appreciate it if you would send it to me. Have a great day!
Day has changed
The email will be coming out tomorrow (Monday) evening EST!